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Title: Got multi-core?
Post by: spitfire on May 23, 2011
How many of you have multi-core cpus? Please state your cpu info here.
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Post by: hellfire on May 23, 2011
Core2 Duo E4500, 2.2GHz (since 2008)
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Post by: Hotshot on May 23, 2011
Core2 Duo T6400 2GHZ :)
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Post by: LittleWhite on May 23, 2011
8 cores (i7)
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Post by: Jim on May 23, 2011
All my PCs have more than one core or HT, from my Atom netbook to my i7 workstation.
Jim
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Post by: JL235 on May 23, 2011
Core 2 Quad at around 2.4ghz.
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Post by: Shockwave on May 23, 2011
Intel i5 Quad core 2.7ghz .
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Post by: Pixel_Outlaw on May 24, 2011
My laptop has AMD Phenom II X2 (3 GHz).
Not bad for a $500 dollar machine.
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Post by: benny! on May 24, 2011
My laptop has a Core2 Duo CPU 1.8Ghz. Want a new machine though ;-)

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Post by: padman on May 24, 2011
Celeron D 2.66GHz FTW biotches!  ;D
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Post by: TinDragon on May 24, 2011
AMD Phenom X4 2.2ghz in vista system, Intel Dualcore 3.ghz in the XP one
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Post by: Kirl on May 24, 2011
4 i7 cpu's (8 virtual) in my brand sparkling new laptop!

Bought it for my new job, but now I fear my demo's won't be getting the optimisations they may need.
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Post by: hellfire on May 24, 2011
Quote from: Kirl on May 24, 2011
now I fear my demo's won't be getting the optimisations they may need.
...or amazing support for parallel-processing :)
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Post by: Hotshot on May 24, 2011
It`s bit pointless having 8 Core when there is no software that does used all 8 core unless you try coding software for it.
I can understand if people want FUTURE Proof PC but for 8 Core? There will be more core to come when years go by!

IF I remmy correctly, Intel was playing round with 48 Cores ! Whoafffffffff  :o ;D